Growth Organic farming

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organic farmland world region (2000-2008)


in 2001, global market value of certified organic products estimated @ usd $20 billion. 2002, usd $23 billion , 2015 more usd $43 billion. 2014, retail sales of organic products reached usd $80 billion worldwide. north america , europe accounted more 90% of organic product sales.


organic agricultural land increased fourfold in 15 years, 11 million hectares in 1999 43.7 million hectares in 2014. between 2013 , 2014, organic agricultural land grew 500,000 hectares worldwide, increasing in every region except latin america. during time period, europe’s organic farmland increased 260,000 hectares 11.6 million total (+2.3%), asia’s increased 159,000 hectares 3.6 million total (+4.7%), africa’s increased 54,000 hectares 1.3 million total (+4.5%), , north america’s increased 35,000 hectares 3.1 million total (+1.1%). of 2014, country organic land australia (17.2 million hectares), followed argentina (3.1 million hectares), , united states (2.2 million hectares).


in 2013, number of organic producers grew 270,000, or more 13%. 2014, there reported 2.3 million organic producers in world. of total global increase took place in philippines, peru, china, , thailand. overall, majority of organic producers in india (650,000 in 2013), uganda (190,552 in 2014), mexico (169,703 in 2013) , philippines (165,974 in 2014).








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